The Diploma of Work Health and Safety is the new qualification for those who want to become WHS practitioners. It is a nationally endorsed qualification that is part of the Business Services Training Package.
The competencies in the Diploma of Work Health and Safety are stated in the qualification’s unit titles, see below.
To gain this qualification you need to successfully complete nine (9) units. Further details of the unit are available at Training.gov.au - the National Register of Qualifications and units of competency.
We have licensed registered training organisations (RTOs) to use our materials, so If you are interested in gaining a formal qualification or unit of competence you should enrol with one of our licensed RTO Providers at the earliest possible time.
Manage effective WHS consultation and participation processes
Contribute to the systematic management of WHS risk
Manage WHS risks
Investigate WHS incidents
Contribute to developing, implementing and maintaining WHS management systems
Contribute to managing WHS information systems
Manage WHS hazards associated with plant
Facilitate the development and use of hazard-management tools
Contribute to implementing emergency procedures